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乔纳森·艾森:认识你的微生物群落

Filmed Apr 2012 • Posted Jul 2012TEDMED 2012
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我们的身体上覆盖了海量的微生物——其中有致病的病原体,也有我们了解甚少,可能在维持我们健康的“好”微生物。在 TEDMED,微生物学家乔纳森·艾森分享了人类目前对这些微生物的认识,包括一些意想不到的利用这些益生菌群的方式。

Jonathan Eisen studies the ecology and evolution of microbial communities -- and their co-evolution with their hosts. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Jia Zeng
Reviewed by Yuguo Zhang
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